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Understanding UK Short-Term Rental Insurance Requirement
Cardiff Airbnb Insurance & Liability (2026) – What Hosts Actually Need If you’re running a short-term rental in Cardiff (or anywhere in Wales), one of the biggest hidden risks is being unknowingly uninsured . Standard home insurance is usually invalid once you start hosting paying guests , and relying on Airbnb’s AirCover alone can leave serious gaps — especially around liability, exclusions, documentation requirements, and non-Airbnb bookings. This guide explains the insuran

Pedro Reis
Feb 171 min read


Understanding Guesture’s Fees: We’re Your Partner, Not a Replacement
The Question We’re Asked Most Often “So if we onboard with you, we don’t need to pay Airbnb and Booking.com fees anymore… right?” It’s a fair question — and a very common one. Platform commissions can feel substantial, and the idea of removing them altogether is naturally appealing. However, there’s an important distinction to understand about how Guesture actually works. We Work With OTAs — Not Instead of Them Here’s the simple truth: Guesture does not replace Airbnb, Booki

Pedro Reis
Feb 173 min read


Bristol Short-Term Rental Market Report 2026: Trends, Regulations, and Earning Potential
Target Keywords: Bristol short-term rental market 2026, Airbnb regulations Bristol C5, Bristol property management ROI, serviced accommodation Bristol trends, professional Airbnb management Bristol. Executive Summary: The 'New Normal' for Bristol Hosts As we move into 2026, the Bristol short-term rental (STR) landscape has transitioned from the 'wild west' of casual hosting into a sophisticated, professionalised asset class. With the introduction of the National Registration

Pedro Reis
Feb 174 min read


8 Years, 6 Years Unpaid, Zero Shortcuts: Introducing Pedro Reis - The Hotel Manager Who Built Wales' Most Selective Vacation Rental Company
The Hotel Manager Who Built Guesture: 6 Years Unpaid


The Cardiff Visitor Levy Explained: What It Means for Your STR Income
Cardiff's visitor levy is now in force. If you own a short-term rental in Cardiff, here is exactly what it means for your income, your pricing, and your compliance obligations.


Cardiff Visitor Levy 2027: What It Means for Guests and Property Owners
Cardiff's Visitor Levy starts on 1 April 2027 at £1.30 per person, per night. Pedro Reis of Guesture explains the rates, exemptions, key dates and what guests and property owners need to do.
